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The energy-intensive cryptomining process is a source of growing environmental concern.

The megaproject would make Kazakhstan an energy hub, but the country’s track record is not encouraging.

In the recording, a Taliban representative assures a driver that he should expect no troubles.

The documentary spans over an exhausting eight hours.

The way a small European country jumped onto a list of Russians’ perceived enemies highlights the power of state propaganda.

Social media has turned against Armenians planning to vacation on the Black Sea, given what many see as Georgian betrayal in last year’s war. But bookings still appear brisk.

Restrictive rules banning the independent practice of religion are still in force.

Inandi's wife believes he has been tortured.

The country follows Georgia and Turkey in banning most disposable plastic products.

Queer Georgians’ fight for the right to walk the streets of Tbilisi is met with violence and government indifference, but they vowed to continue the struggle.